chatter in Portuguese
chatter in Portuguese is falatório, burburinho, zumbido — chatter means talk that goes on and on without saying much of substance.
chatter in Portuguese
falatório
Talk, especially meaningless or unimportant talk.
burburinho
The sound of talking.
zumbido
An intermittent noise, as from vibration.
bater papo
(intransitive) To talk idly.
papear
(intransitive) To talk idly.
What does "chatter" mean?
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noun Talk that goes on and on without saying much of substance.
"The office was full of nervous chatter before the announcement."
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noun A rapid, rattling sound, as from vibration or teeth knocking together.
"The chatter of his teeth gave away how cold he was."
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verb To talk quickly and casually about unimportant things.
"The kids chattered all the way home from school."
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verb To rattle or click rapidly, as teeth in the cold or a tool vibrating.
"His teeth chattered as he stood in the icy wind."
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chatter in a sentence
- The office was full of nervous chatter before the announcement.
- She tuned out the chatter and focused on her work.
- The chatter of his teeth gave away how cold he was.
- There was a strange chatter coming from the drill as it hit the tile.
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What is "chatter" in Portuguese?
"chatter" in Portuguese is falatório, burburinho, zumbido. chatter means: Talk that goes on and on without saying much of substance.
How do you use "chatter" in a sentence?
Example: "The office was full of nervous chatter before the announcement." In Portuguese, "chatter" is falatório, burburinho, zumbido.
Are there other ways to say "chatter" in Portuguese?
Yes — Portuguese has 5 translations listed for "chatter": falatório, burburinho, zumbido, bater papo, papear.
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